Fluffy But Hard to Tear Omurice

Name: Fluffy But Hard to Tear Omurice
Yield: 1 serving
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 2 ＊Eggs (large); 2 tsp ＊Mayonnaise; 2 tbsp ＊Water (Milk); 1 tbsp Butter (or vegetable oil); 1 Rice for the inside

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I'm pretty bad at making the egg layer for omurice, but I didn't give up and I figured out this delicious way to make it. If you add a teaspoon of katakuriko, it's even easier!

If there is a difference in temperature between the egg yolks and whites and there's still hard lumps from the whites, the edges will easily tear. The mayonnaise helps to thicken the eggy mixture. This is seriously a fluffy and foolproof omurice recipe. Recipe by mini

I'm pretty bad at making the egg layer for omurice, but I didn't give up and I figured out this delicious way to make it. If you add a teaspoon of katakuriko, it's even easier!

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I'm pretty bad at making the egg layer for omurice, but I didn't give up and I figured out this delicious way to make it. If you add a teaspoon of katakuriko, it's even easier!

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Ingredients

1 serving

2＊Eggs (large)
2 tsp＊Mayonnaise
2 tbsp＊Water (Milk)
1 tbspButter (or vegetable oil)
1Rice for the inside

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Steps

1

Mix together the ＊ ingredients with a whisk or fork. Tip: Mix until the lumps of the egg white are completely gone. It's okay if the mayonnaise separates.
2

Heat a frying pan on medium-high, grease with butter, and pour in the egg mixture. Fill about 1/3 with rice while the eggs are still raw and fold the eggs over the rice.
3

Transfer to a plate as-is to finish. Isn't it enchanting?
4

[Almost Foolproof Method] It's easy if you put the rice onto a plate and then slowly slide the cooked egg on top. I also recommend tomato risotto.
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Tomato Risotto from Uncooked Rice